Retired Admiral James Stavridis joins the Munk Dialogues to discuss the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the shifting geopolitical realities that are now unfolding.
Foreign and defence policy expert Elbridge Colby joins to discuss Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and why China should remain America’s main foreign policy focus.
Without the ability to project its sovereignty to the country’s northernmost regions, the Canadian government risks forfeiting the region entirely.
At a dinner event marking the thirtieth anniversary of National Review on January 1, 1986, the magazine’s founder, William F. Buckley Jr., told the story of how he ultimately persuaded…
We are drifting deeper into decadence in ways that undermine our capacity to withstand major challenges and defend our ideas, interests, and values.
Author, journalist, and scholar Isaac Stone Fish joins Hub Dialogues to discuss the failure of Western foreign policy towards China and how our elites have aligned themselves with the communist country.
What does this mean for Russia, Ukraine, Europe and the world? We asked our contributors at The Hub to weigh in.
The dynamics of global power is shifting rapidly centered on the Indo-Pacific. If Canada does not switch gears and grow to engage this reality, it will get left behind.
The danger for the West is that the crisis continues to erode confidence in NATO, the EU, and the Liberal Democratic rules-based order that has existed since the Second World War.
Historical analogies can’t solve our problems but they can be instructive. What can the 1938 Munich Agreement teach us about our current geopolitical crises?
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